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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

do you know. Mary. ! once actually
contemplated suiCidsi You horrify me.
Mrs. j.. Tel ms about it 4 was suffer
Ing from chronic weakness. i believed
myself the most unhappy woman in the
world. Z looked ten years older than
really Was, ard felt twenty. Life seemed
CD asve nothing in i worth living fog." II
have ezpsri sncPd all those symptoms NY
self Nei' We'll. 1 was saved at the
eleventh h0nr from the com omission Of q
deed win ca snuddcr ro t1ins oi. A Trend
advised me % take Ur. Pierce Favorife
Prescription. Z tld so. Ia an incredibly
sh8rt time ! felt Ike a new being. The
Prescription currj rae. ard owe lT
never repav.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10
THE IN0URABLE
CURED

TOWNSVILLE. KY. Feb. q. 1881.
Gentlenen-Seven years sgo "a sore deNei-
npea on my nose from a finger nah scratch
tried a few simple remedies. but the sore
would not yield l grew worse every year
for seven years Aahy thoaehl nao .,s,.- a Shn
Ger. over year ago commenced taxing
y S s. and two dozen bottles entirely cured
me. When began with Swifrs SPECIFIC
was in very Door health, and could hafdiy
drag about After had finished the course
of s. s. :. ( was strong and buoyent, ana
had good sppetite: regard It a. a most mos,
vatuabln medicine for ladies In weak, deli
cate health. II Is 2 household medicine
with Lie. Yours respectfully.
hrs. 4. W. WILSON.
SrAnrAxsrRe. S. C.. April 2, 1881.
Gentiemen-For twenty yVars have had
asore On my let cheek II had gradually
been growing worse The many phNsicians
whom had cl'nsuitei were uh2nis 70 GO
me any good Last fan a YEAR ago began
using \. 5. ). Al first Il iui1amed the sore.
and IL became more virulent than ever 20
much 50. indeed. that my family insisted
that should leave OF the medicine: lper-
sisted in using the 5. ). :. Al tie end % Two
months the sore was entirely healed THINK
ing that the evil was out OF my constitution.
left OF the medicine; tut IN November.
tea months after. a very slight breaking ont
and now that Is also dlsaprearing have
every faith in S. s. $ IL has done me more
good than ell tho doctors ana other medi-
clEes ever too<- Yours truly.
A. Il STANDS
wNyro~. \. C.. April =. 1881
Gcntlemen-Two or three years ago can
Ger came on nv lace IL soon RfcN 70 Ae
quite large. IL wore On ne, and nsY lilt.rfl
health was very poor. Last Scbttaihfr 1
began course 81 s. 5. 8 which have con
tinued 70 the present tsrne with The happiest
result. The cancer ias entirely disa Iic8feds
there being no evidence or symptom II a
cancerous character lsft. Ny general health
f. good now. and my appetite better tilen u
las been IN yenTs. | ana 81 years oid. and
today I am working IN the field planting
corn. Yours truly. IOEAs LIKKBACE.
Gentlemen hal \ sore on my upper lip
for eight years. seven different doctors At
tempted IN vain 10 heal it. one gave me
small vial for ave dollar which was a " Ger
tain cure" IL is needless to Gay that u ald
me no good. About two years ago became
quite uneasy. - people thought had a can
cer and 1 took a course o. eighteen bottles
of s. s s. The result has been = complete
cure. The nicer or cancer healed beautiful
ly. leaving scarcely a Icrccptlule scsr fron
th8t day have heen I'm excellent health. The
Specifc having purified my blood thnfonSh-
is. increased my appetite and ~ pfrfecfed ny
digestion. IN a word. / feel Ike new
woman, and. best of All. the eight year ulcer
T. gone entirely. l0urs sincerely.
Mas ". \. CASNoN
Trenton. Todd Co. Ky. Feb. =. 1855,
Treatise on Blccf and skin Diseases rnsiied
free. IBa SefFT Scr iFic Co,
drawer s. Atlanta Ca
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

The Brooklyn papers have not finished
deca sing Dr. PAEXsE sud Plymouth
chnrch aaalrs, and tie town seems con-
saiesa5iy divided. The Eagis declares
that ~Dr. PAsxER's exhibition rnight be
cbaractsrlscd 80 gross rudsness Il the
whols diseussi0u &C hin and his affairs
ha1 rot ceased to Ia serious and become
q rearing farce while ths tines replies:
"Dr. Parker ID probably nos p saint, bat
we declare. IL the naus 0f c0Umca de-
cancy and Justice. that his sccussrs have
not. TO s5y remarkable sxient shown
themselves better than their vichm-a
nan vhom only tsw weeks ago these
srue sccussrs lsudsd 80 the skies, but
wbom now. without ssuss or reason, thsy
SEEK 70 disbonor and 20 deisme.' And
thus ths msrry daacs goes on.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

MokI.Aet SAlE---nsiai.s EtvltE sa.eH mace
III fu litt conditions uf pf 4.alI sasa sac
,aitd - tNntna - rnoelakff sua asfaI a
shoemaker ha Hiit ef fiie f1Ilasfe al trauNF iit.
hent csuntH. otaie al Nlcalgao fa 4-ua a
taTaet. oi hge attH Hssgtf ~ q q .ailN aaa
state st5ft.atl. enu fesa.dtl ia t1e aaarl ~ she
i.sg .ster el leccs oi Heni esur.t. Michigan ta
iihs'i ina CD NOR. feges on rsft sst o. .hs Ga
iaf - hotemuef. Az. it>h ai ~ rieNk 4.
ga which norleace there is siasnief g. fe dao
ni the ceiS sf inis uulsse lt sNsa ai eiEh' ha--
dfeo AVID nine dollar aud hit5 ave glnie It.rttn
auc 40 ssiii a pfoe' laF, isn hefliE i+--a io-
stii8teg 10 receives itr asll SUM nr fsfi there
81. NOTES Il hcrcet p-Fcl hsf - tlrua o the
! oaef o ~ & ia said tluI Eaey cn.iAtnei asl zoe
statute ln slrh case a. Allu rlsfs iafl ssl4
u0rikakt NilI be- for q. aead /, 3 ealc ui inU
fua ieseed premises la Z in fcsrflbcl .e Satisfy
ssto i.r gage dett ilteTesi. tl.nInrt iet laa a.
plof ed % foroclose SAID ulofissael ana tass 81
sae - puddle avCaea O. tAf Nifnesi D.1acf. oa
n tanSslay, January t4h a. 81 ie>r 81 icu
a. clock "a 81 t1e s11if irnri doO ai Csc fif.II
d luse of sala kent county. NiehiraA. Ifae ksme
being the place oi hf41luD ihr tlH.suf orIi iaT
saio c8untxl taNa Dourf hlort. au fsall street,
IA ihe city a. HrEfd l,apcs said premises i,eius
described a. fcing> ioHg
All taaf csfiaiu p.ere ur ftrcel ~ sHo ft lafe
and helug IN the slilsre oi C-FrdNii is ooHn.F ~
Kent aud siste ~ Michigan add df..fh q -
follows. io viE igfs nufn lff one hullfri aud
ninety i've Nes.. oDe hundred Hna ninei elEnt
iss. two hgnorsd and seven COS and tso hun-
crco aud icr -ltI. o survey. ci flai ei til.f0
silie ,lilsees according io tAs accorded piat
thereof
Dsiei pci 25sh. q D., lSs.
JULIA &. PhbKFR. Mortgages.
A. Owls ChoAEH. Attorney iol hortE assc
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10


I OsT - A MEDIUM slZEb POINTER DOG.
~ while with cream c0lOrSd sposs hoo on a
see wire chain CO. - with TAX tag aiiaei ed
Return - J.. Hil Co u fcari-sl ana {
rewarded 1913
l OsT = LADl's BROWN LEATHER POCKET
IL book. On the hill Finder please return 10
IS ~ n-si.. and be rewarded 81
\ Osr-A SMALL WHITE BLACK AID TAN
u fox tefri-r, evenly naked. Goes by the
name Of JACK" Reward Tor return 10 llo Jeffer-
sol-aye 81
pOR RESg-DESRABLE ROOM FOR TWO
/ gentlemen, " e. board. az % bostwiek 81. o45
I OsT-A GOLD TfuMBLE MARKED "ADDlE'
IL on Ihursday afternoon while gong nom
sheldon e. 20 Ciiniou-st The huder VIII receive
4 reward by leaving al this ofice. b d B s42
4 OsT-wHILE PASSING PROM PROF POSTS
IL Ie. dence on Rsmsey-st 10 Wet eide, COZ s
OF the following music: ROndo tapprccloso -
Aendels sohn. Cramers Exeici e., fuil set. find-
or VIII receive liberal reward by utu ming
same 10 this office. 5ii
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

Osee. a. aesls1u Ase ateF So Tns
fzlE SAX AEEALg delivered ef~Ty z-efnz1s u
. y <l3c4-
MUsxEGoN. sATuRDAY. pEc le
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10
For Sale--Wiscellaileo,ss.

/ WANT To SELL Ny HORSE. PHAET0N AND
| harness very cheap iftaken soon. John \.
HOman, IL Canalst. 5ssif
nor SALE-A SAFE, MOsLAR, BAHMAN <
L Cos make. for sale very cheap AT the Office
Of Grand Rapids Felt Boot Co, 323tt
UC TON SALE OF MANHATTAN HOUSE
4 furniture in progress daily from 10 A. IN. until
10 p. In Rare bargains. Must be sold. SAT-
TOR SALE-GOOD HACK CHEAP. OR WILL
It exchange for other property Rust, Edwards
N Co. Miidionmb hmiiling. oiLy. 5 on
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10
For Rent--Bustness Places.

NOR RKST-rHE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
L now occupied by Mrs. J. g. BarrOns cor. west
Bridge x Front&t. The best location ia The cts.
Also rooms IN the block =. S. Ball, agt, No Is 4
IS Wat -r,o3N 3ftf
DOOM AND POWER TO RENT-CORNER
IL Campan and Louis-Sts. Bennett q Osburn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

The nunabsr Of lines an any advertisement
r2D Dc fOuud By dividing the nehnber of
words by seven. Any part of . iins eoantsd
one fsali line.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10
E0enfS--Hnnfe6-

lVANTED-IWO MALE AGENTS INHEDI-
W ateiy that can give security. Call at Room
Is. McReyno'ds block. 3S4if
(iANVASsERS CAN CLEAR FROM $50 TO s.
Y per week selliag anovelty, manufactured by
COlestOck 4 Seymour, 81 PoRF Il. oliti
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10
Uanfed-1o Bay.

I WANT TO BUY AS AN INVESTMENT A
| house and lot in the east or south part Of The
city. VIII pay as high as Sise IN ossh Apply
TO my agents Luton & Dunton, Widdicomb
block. Telephone ia
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

Iae President q France has some
l1iux or q "-usp.' he receives a salary
sf 6t0D0u francs. which = equivalent 10
tla.ggo an allowances ~ 3o0 90 frsncs' .
or sfnaN ,or household expenses, and,
io sddlnon, irss residences N ths Ely
see Pslsce But then he ISN'T SUR ot
his bead on his shoulders 'or any ds6n-
- fe-ra
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

10 vou aver taSs a drins' Try the
Rochester Beer A. Kuhn Bros aud see
how F0g Ike itl3 Pssri-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

What's Sc asa oi soiux wsst 70 sea
cas hoes sn JF@T Jtsfssas. wren We
fars eii. bsd ms8 rsls aers as hame.
uto fr aiouy ga streets shaotirg herr
fsvolTa.s Ehie their pas break sssss iu-
.sIae
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

Through want column of this paper. The banker,
the merchant doctor. the lawyer the preacher the
abOrer the servant girls and all the
Iadles-in fact
THE PEOPLE
All read the want columns OF the *Teegram- Herald
There better advertising medium Ia western Mich
that and rates are reasonable,
a. viii be reference To the following tables
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

sart af e. oraea b. .ius J sst
ss ts bsputEgsn Nsttaal COMMITTEES
teal r. lo,d .ts uezs toeventon 10
lhesaf. a TfH Wandered iaio tla streets
of l1.i 1,sy asd ~ss espiaral
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

II is Amusing enough 20 read. in the met
r0politan dailies the different causes ss-
signed by the different classes interested in
the complication. Wholesale and commIs-
sion dealers say that there is enough coal
in sight. but they have TO put up the price
for the retailers. Most Of tue wholesalers
evince = fear Of the railroad compini IS and
are not inclined TO crif.ci-e the neglect 10
provide coal in sufficient quantities. Re
iailers hold up their hands anu pi0Usly de-
ny thai they would raise the price of coal
nj Il n were not for the ac'iOu Of the
midd! men and transportation companies.
one gentleman interested in tie coat prop
critics. writes 90 the New YORK Hg,id. III
the railroads coOsrol'ns tAe Goa. market
were subjected To heroic treatment b. he
authorities. and the men who control them
would act with more consideration aud
humanity to tne miners aud other employees
there would be no coat famines. II IS har,l
10 say who makes the most money out o.
them, but We know some one loses il. Ar
Ufciai restriction on the oGtpus IS the root
OF the evil"
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

The celebrated Rocbes.er Beer rs. arrived
at Nahn Ero. 2. - Fear.-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10
Personal.

no WHOM II NAY CONCERN: Ny WIFE
i Ida Ingram. having left my bed aud board
without Just proyOcatiOn, | hereby give notice
ihat on aud after this date will no. De respon-
sibe for any debts Of her contracting. Henry
Ingram. Dec. 3. lss7. .5il
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

EV-MgYor CssrzE HARRISON. ot Chi-
cseo. Rfo - Srfrg Interesting ie'tsrs
frcm Jspan 70 ihs Cbiosso Hail. IS
shuctea. almost beyond sxpressreu. &C.
tas phan measi immars.ity ~ ths japan
sse. Wsss teuea remmusi'f japan
uust 81 20 sssudsilzs an es- Asyor o.
Cics.a2
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10
RnsitieSs Personals.

llTANTED GOOD BUSINESS MAN FAMILIAR
" with Office work and 500 in cash. Rare OPP
pcitunity Also good advertising solicitor. C.,
Fox a. Telegram Herald Office 3oitf
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

HT|E y . 17NIH-t FITHH-
TIE best rsivp in the world for Cats
Bruises. Sores s lcsrs. Sait Rheun Fever
sores letter. Chspred bs0d-. talhIalns
Germs and All ekin ErnpGons. and posi-
tireiT cures Piles. ar TO pay required e.
81 arsran teei % give Perfect satisfaction. or
money rsesnisd Price ~ cents reT bcx
Far siis e. Peek Bros. corner Monroe and
Fsvlsiou-ais.
Az knbn B-o e. - PssrLst. scr wi
dad fna nfinre ~ Uri e xs- flts-fs ester Deer
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

WANTED--A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housgRCrx at las FOuntsin-st Mrs. w. A.
Gavett. 81
UANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
W ersl Homework, Swedish girl preferred.
Apply l5l College ave. 3l7u
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

The subject OF tEs lui44 t00s coal cor
nef' continues - absorb paa4ie interest as
se.l - 10 attract private attenli3n. snd TIE
corner Itself continues 70 receive univeg-
So sxecrAlloa. TIA h.za-s.rsiasi con
dltion ~ publie sentiment does not Ia al
essez connHs Ilse.i - c4iul 1lsCusslo1 AID
nisre Eerbai FePrencusi0n. IL sas 0aiy =
arsk 40 El4- prsiicted ihst if tee crisis
reached : ceFiaia extremity, serious dlsfuF-
sanesa mizAt be lO0ksi for la the larger
cities, or i1 any other locality shers the
pressuFe oecalls auoeaTzoie. i estercAy ,
tsiesrsphc nses states lhs. ln Kansas.
. Lcse the farmers are many 9i them unable
u pay ths existing high Drless. ana a. tie
sans time unable 90 gst along without
coai as lhsre 5 no wood ia
tlal prairie country. baads II neigh
oors have organi 81, ald he ped themselves
ironl tie loatess cars upon the railway
lFsczs. and ihe olansr coal o. blood has
o~eu raised 81 g4rious parts Of the state.
kais - a state OF lntnzs y nica, while much
20 DO regretted. mighs naturally be ex-
EeCtsd. IL Is the logical sequence aud al
most necessary outeOms Of al organized
national attempt 10 freeze Oot' the poorer
classes. Any c9raer Oh any necessity Of
Ale = equally neIarious, aud viii always be
attended by au equal risk. Ssli-preserva-
too is the ufsl az Of lie. The masses Of
the people must i've even II the prineely
incomes of the Coal BarOns are cut down.
I repeat, hat a continuation Of this cor
her vii Be met oy toe moss determined
means OF defense ana retaliation whenever
and wherever the mercury lE the public
iuel THERMOMETER reaches % the freezing
point The Barons better watch the indi.
catOs-
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10
E00rdinU.
For Fieut--RoODlS.

ROOM AND BOARD CAN
ID bestcIred At l64 North DiviiOn-st. SS5ti
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

One thing that has so FAR greatly helped
the people and made 10 gang sglsy" the
vel laid plans" OF the Combine has been
the holding or OF the extreme Winter
weather. Thank God even al elterpri.-
ing and unscrupuiOus Yankee cannot Whit
tls cut a scheme 20 hx corner on The
weather. old sol and Boreas are both
Ecxie enough, Heaven knows, perhaps
venal, and. perhaps, have their price ii
there was = modern Sir Robert Waipole
astute enough 10 ind t ont. But up 10 date
the mercenary merits or deTnsrits of the
weather clsrk. thanks TO our insufficient
spigllualistic and balloon facilities. mas not
been clearly ascertaiued. AID he remains
unpTlbed, and. II Influenced al all. SEEM
ingly on the side OF suffering humanity.
Nay The Weather continue 10 keep out OF
Wsll-st. and the coal mines and the Boards
Of Trade. and give the shake" 10 the
Goglds Nanderbiits and Vennors and all
other "speculAtOrs.'
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

~ - raeio,4s ffisss. Deei9r H-l- sgllsf.
psfuEealig sagsesis - cpsi c1az 2fe<1s -
fas cay that & snsy Nj slf1 fhssr cosl
sslss c4rsfal.y thsy can hare mEen f1si
ssnarsliy ssstssi BEf altsr a.. the real
question . nov are lhs poorer ciasses Ia
every community - zsE ne eo4l tazt
makes ne ashes. when tess esai IS ssLlns
a. S. : tn. and es.n SO aaf So When
the poor consumer j. buyiag by ihe oocxef-
q h shsu.d - any higher tlan tbs Z
psui8m 81 s0on b. offered tos coal
carrier Tor t1s FrigAs<s u -sllung as
oFelaIts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

nOR RENT- NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT
[ room, ~ Iagrave st. 3i6
iOR RENT - HANDSOME UNFINISHED
1 parlor with closer, Warned and lighted, at Y
f-ro.earte eva 344
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

TOR RENT-TWO SUITES or SEWN ROOMS
/ in the new Pa aiine block, with al modem
cCnvtaiencss. including ne patent Aldine Heat
ing crate. AlSo a ten enent of six rooms corner
shawmuf-aye and Winier-st Also rooms ~ rent.
furnished OF UNFINISHED Inquire of b. W Bar
nard. - Allen n-st.. corner of NJ Vernon - $40
TOR RENT-NlCEII fURNISHED ROOMS
/ On first floor, Grianel block. Enquire AZ
room or q 30
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

I,OR RFNr-DEsiRABLE PARTIES CAN
+ obtain either OF two first class furnished
rooms, supplied with steam heat etc. in the new
Vinegar b,ock on south DivIsi0n-st. by applying
10 u ID. Rr-c. .Snf
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

NOR RENT - FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS.
i either single or Gil suite. steam heated. also
looms tor light housekeeping. Apply ~ Room &c,
Ledyard lOCE, l0I Ottawa-st. I3u
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10
ReFp JTouteIf--Nnie.

Hox ., Telegram Herald oilce oSlu
Help WGnted--MHie.
MANTED-GooD CIGAR SALESMAN, ONE
w thft has an established trade. Rooms x .
Pierce block. 50
pANTED-FOURY YOUNG MEN THAT WOULD
" like good home with nice font room and
boar6 20 cali ~ room 3. Piece bock. .5i3
nTANThD - BO1 10 WOKk - IRlNrlNG
" Office. l. b. Stanton a Co, Pearl-st a42
WANTED - YOUNG MAN As ASSISTANT
" treasurer OF a hrtt-claSs comedy company.
One who would like u learn the art OF acting
would have a splendid opportunity. Must have
$4,000 % guarantee cortraCt money Will Be Sc
cured address. Msnager, Box = this office 3i2
lVANTED-ONE MACHINE HAND, SMALL
" boys, plumbers, 1mOuider. 81
WANTED-NAN TO TAKE THE AGENCY
w OF our safes. size 2SxISXiS inches: weight
50n lbs retail price s.. other sizes in proportion.
rare chance - cTcale permanent business AZ
home Thcse safes meet A demand never before
Supplied by other safe companies. a We are not
governed BY the safe Pool Alpine safe Co. en-
cinnati, Ohio. ieD2S
Help WUnfe9--FieHGie.
W8NTED A COMPETENT GIRL To DO
w eleral houSewoTs hy Mrs. W. L. Tslford
~ 'sa Las' Fliton-st. Call in the forenOcn- %S
lNAaIkO- FIf ZEN oENEnkL sERVANrs,
W cooks, out OF cty. COOKS !oT IN the city,
9 chanbermaids aud Cifiin room girls for city,
dining room girls out II city. Rooms q 4,
Pierce block. a,
TED-SITUATIOS BT A SWEDISH GIRL
w a. 10 do general housaWOrk. Inquire ~ las
Muskegens. 81"
tVANTED-oNE GOOD GENERAL COOK FOR
" out of the cisy. One pastry COOK .or no
north. Room Pierce 1lo.k Sl
EUANTED-LAD1Es WANTING GOOD sEe.
" wants or csoks can be supplied by leaving
yCur orders a. the Ladies ParlOrs, room ;, Pierce
block. 3h
WANTED GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
W houssWCrS at las FOuntsin-st Mrs. w. A.
Gavett 81
VyTANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
" e-sl Homework, Swedish gin preferred.
Apply l5l College ave. ollu
boarding.
DOkEDrNG-GOOD ROOM AND BOARD CAN
ID besecIred at .64 North Diviionst. Ss3tf
For Rent--R0OHlS.
TOR RENT NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT
[ room. ~ Iagrave St. 9i6
irOR RENT - HANDSOME UNFINISHED
1 paEior with closer, Warned and lighted, at y
Crescentsve. s44
I0II KENT - FURNISHED ROOM WITH
/ beard. suitable for two gentlemen, l39 North
Diyiscn-st., near Post Once. Al
l1OR RFNT-DEslRABLE PARTIES CAN
I obtain either OF two first class furnished
rooms, supplied with stesm heat. ETC. In the new
Vinegar b.ock on south Divison-st.. by applying
TO T. ID. Brocs. sSNi
NOR RENT FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS
/ either single OF Gil suite steam heated. also
looms for liEht housekeeping Apply ~ Room q,
Ledyard l0cE, l0i Oitawa-st. 2Su
TOR RENT-TwO SUITES OF SEWN ROOMS
I in the new Pa atine block, with al modem
! crnvtaiences. including ne patent Aldine Heat
ing crate. AlSo a ten ement Of six rooms corner
| shawnuf-aye and W!nicrtst Also rooms u rent.
| furnished OF UNFINISHED Inquire of b. W Bar
nard - Alien-st.. corner Of Nj Vernon 81 $40
I1OR RENT-NICEIT FURNISHED Rooms
| n IN Arst nr..r ErIunPl hlnlk EnnIirn al
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

I1Ult KENT - FURNISHED ROOM WITH
i beard. suitable for two gentlemen, l39 North
Iiyisrn-sf near Post Once Al
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

TUANTED-LADTES WANTING GOOD SER.
N wants or csoks can be supplied by leaving
ycur orders a. the Ladies ParOrs, room 3, Pierce
bo9k 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10
Help Wcnfed--Femaie.

fVANTED-ONE GOOD GENERAL COOK FOR
W ont OF the city. One pastry COOK .or no
nnrin Room 4 pic-ce hln. K 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

B OWN Cg0zfrR
Attorney inf Mortgage
Drei september lrh. a q isf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-24
Knew by Experience.

1t was a Harvard man who gradu-
ated four years ago who on recent
visit in Cambridge called on one of his
old classical instructors, Said the lat
ter:
"Well how do you hold on to your
LatlnP Strong in it YETI"
Hold on to it professor? Why I've
forgotten all the Latin | ever knew
except just one line"
"Well, it's good to keep even one,
said the professor. (Which is itP"
'Facilis Descensus Avernir"-Bos.
ton Transcript.
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Crown. And his name is CAL; bui
the little Mrs. Bob uttered such {
scream that the remainder of the WORD
was lost, and Bob laughed too immod-
erately to repea. it.
A few minus she was utterly dis
mayed then she pulled herself togeth
err, and she didn't believe it was the
public hangman of England, at all
but it was true for all that.
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Oliverwendell Holmes at Home

Max Eliot, in The Boston Herald
writes Daring the past week have
had an opportunity of chatting at some
length with Boston's most celebrated
literary lion. DIR. Oliver Wendell
Holmes. and he related to me a sue
cession of encroachments of his much
engaged time. His correspondence
has become so volumnous, he tells me,
that he has been obliged to have other
people sort out and arrange his letters.
So far Mr. Holmes has endeavored to
attend personally to his own cor
respondence, but he said, almost sadly:
II am afraid l shall have to do as ether
busy men have done-come to using
one of these rypewriters, and yet ]
don't want to do that" Imagine, if
you can, Boston's famous ''Autocrat'
using that most prosaic of all machines
"a typewriter 1t seems almost
sacrilege. DR.. Holmes is almost pro-
verbally kind to autograph collectors,
but he deplores the want of tact and
bad taste many of these collectors ex-
hibit in writing to prominent persons
for their signatures. Some u the
letters he receives, he tells me, cover
one and often two finely written sheets
of note-paper but he treasures as a
rarity the memory of an unknown
lady who sent him not long since q
stamped and addressed envelope in
closing a blank card. Not one line
was written in the way OF letter, and
DIR. Holmes says if all autograph-seek-
ers would thus try to obtain their de-
sire fewer celebrated people would
refuse TO send their names when asked
to do so.
What a delightful, interesting and
positively fascinating little man he isl
His conversation is as brisk and ener-
getic in tone and character as are his
movements, and no one unacquainted
with his age would dream Of him being
well-nigh the four-score that is more
than the average age allotted to man.
AS he sat the other day very erect up
on a sofa in the sitting-room and talk
ed of other great men whose contem'
porary he is and has been, | could not
realize that old age has already claim
ed him for her own. In his dress he
was the perfection Of good taste, and
even quiet elegance, that descended to
the fashion Of the dark-brown gloves
with heavy stitching that he wore. His
tightly buttoned frock coat, immaculate
linen and fine diagonal topcoat were
all in keeping with the man and hi:
notable career in the field of letter:
and his acknowledged profession. Some
of his talk was Of Longfellow, Emerson,
Alcott and Lowell. and all of it was
filed with expressions of thought, feel
ing and regard that would give much
could transfer its intense interest to
this column. As is well known, DR.
Holmes devotes his work now ex
clusively TO the Atlantic Monthly, but
there are so many unlooked-for de
mands upon his time that in spite o.
himself, he finds his time and talent
called into requisition in other places,
but who that is famous does not have
to pay well for the cost of his fame?